Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-12
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attempt st bribery. There are now be- fore the house bills to regulate lrrigs- ting ditch compares. pawn brokers and one for hich lisense for retail liquor dealers. and it Is alleged that Aker or fered A member hundred dollars it be would cast his vote against these meas urrs. IL IS also stated that Aker IS only one member of R combination of seven formed to defest these bills. the other SIX being members of the house aud senate.
 HuSrERs PoINr. Long Island. March S.-The dynamite factory at BeTchester exploded shortly after room yesterday. No particulars have been received.
 SAcR,MENTo. March S.-The assem- bly chamber w6s cro Sded this afternoon. The resignation of Assistant Minute Clerk Ray Falk, who was to be repri- mand, wss read. but it was refused ac- ceptsnc Speaker Jordan then deiIv- cred e reprimand, after which the pro ceedinss of the house continued.
 NEW YORK, March S.-9:45-Beecher IS dead
 NEW YORK. March S.-The large tailor establishment of "Nicol The Tailor" ID tbe BoEery. was destroyed by fire this morning. The fire caused Q blockade on the Third Avenue Elevated road which runs far up above l4th stree. | The conductor on the train which WAS blockaded a few hundred feet from l4,h l street station notified bis passengers [ that they could leave the train and walk over the rsrrow plank alongside of [ the track and thus mas 6 their way tO the | station. number availed themselves | 1f this dangerous privilege and sn Rw- ! ful accident vas the result. In some manner panic was started on the mar row walk far above the street and a number of persons were thrown to the pavement below. |. IS stated that seven were killed and many were injured. LATER-Ihe official report of the Hc- | cident shows that three persons were | silled and seven others badly injured. It appears that number of the passengers | left one of the trains st l1th street and | started to walk along the narrOw foot | path at the side of the track to the sta | tion at l4th street, while doing so the blockade was relieved, and the trains began 70 start. The motion shook the pathway to such an extent that a mum Der were thrown down tO the street be- low with the result ss stated.
 NEW YORK, March S.-TLe Tribune Washington special says: People whose council IS frequently sought for at the l White House state that the president, l though anxious tO avoid it 1T possible still cOntemplates Rn extra session oi congress early in the autumn. The financial situation. It Is expected, will then be such as to need prompt action on the part of congress, With regard 10 the surplus some action will not only be desirable. but absolutely necessary The failure of the river and hArbor and defcency bills becomes more serious as time pas-es. There Is a well grounded fear entertained at the White House that the interstate commerce act wher put in operation will cause no end OI trouble and litigation and that it's pro visions will need to be radically amend ed sni promptly, by congress.
 Los ANGELES, March S-Five new cases of smallpo have been discovered in this city, making m all thirty-three eases reported. Three have died and eight have recovered. The cases Ert mo tly i-yl ted sud no danger is feared Of its becoming epidemic.
 SAN TRASCIsCo, March S-Ihe Wash ingtUn supreme court has rendered de cisIon in the case of Thomas Baldwin ID error. against U. $. Marshal J. c Franks. Baliw D was arrested under {
 warrant issued by the |. S, COmnis sIOuer, charging him with conspiracy tc deprive the Chinese residents of Nico- l8us, Gala, of the protection of the Unit ed States laws, by forcing them to leay, that town. Baldwin applied to the cir cult court for his discharge upon a VII of hBbeas corpus, but was refused and he appealed to the supreme court uPoI the ground that the charge made agains him was not sufficient to justify his de tentiOn Chef Justice Waite, of the United States Supreme Court, hold, tls- te fer use1 by Baldwin Va: against the ChIue-s people and not against the government Iu its efforts iC protect bim and lis conspiracy was tC l.!-trest the Chinese and not to hinder the United States n the execution o any measure tJ ,.reyeut such III treat ment. Justices Field and Hariani, dis sented. Justice F.-ll is of the opIuioI that foIcIble deprivation oi rights SC cured by treaty Co the su. l=ct- or ci,i z=ns oi any nation is prevented toy fore, Of the execution of the law Of the UnI,' ed States.
 NEW YORK. March S-EIenry Ward Beecher began to sIIk slowly after mid night, and the watchers Bt h,s bedside soon saw that the end WAS ncar. Beecher passed quietly away, while asleep. He never recovered consciousness after the paralysis stupefed hum.
 BERLIN, March 7.-EnpeIor William yesterday received Herr Wedel Piedorf president Uf the reichstag. In con versstion which tOck plsce the emperor sad be was reluctantly compelled to dissolve the reiohstgy despite his eIpla- nation 10 the reichst < of the superiority of GsrmaDy's ueighb0rs over her in mil- Itary matters. The opposition majority refused to sanction the military bill tu the necessary extent. and a reasonable hope that the sept,nnste would have been adopted after the example given by France had proved fallacious, Referring to the attitude of the Pope during the elections. be sad be had already been convinced of the pacific disposition o' hIs holiness, and that 1t was on thI- account that Germany had asked hIm to Gct ts arbitrator ID the dispute with STsin about the Caroline Islands. In conclusion the emperor e1uressed ;he hope ths. all the troubles between PTus- | sin and the Vatican would soon be peacefully and compl, iely sc;iled.
 | h the reichstay to-day the septennsie l bill favorably pGsssi is ;irst reading | Bismarck was was present.
 WASHINGTON, March 7-TLe signal service Is likely Co be sadly pirched by the failure Of the general deEciency bp- prop-ialion bill. The most serious con | sequences cf :he failure O. jhe bill per | hlps will be the LisconuuUance of the storm warning, ccid ways-, etc, at @ number of important points, owing t0 | the failure of the item approPris;!ns | SlS,00U for telsgraphIuG and reporting ! tht se WAIT Iugs. So Usariy exhausted .s the sum uow appropriated for this pur- ! pose tuat heavy cut must le made in | !he service Gt "a very early day.
 SACR,MESTo. March M. c. Tyrel'. secretary of The slate bas.C ui Lca.th. hss | received a telegram from tue president of the board at Los Angeles, s;aiiu z that there were - cases of smallpox in that | city. There were two new cases to-day | and the telegram requested ths secretary ! Co call a meeting immediately ;o take !